65% Yes |
35% No |
57% Yes |
15% No |
8% Yes, and take an active stance to stop whaling all over the world |
10% No, take a diplomatic approach to discourage Japanese whaling |
9% No, just prevent Japanese whaling in Australian waters |
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Unique answers from Australia users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@92DPRNZ2yrs2Y
I don't agree with whaling but we can't be telling other cultures what to do when we still let our native people kill endangered animals like sea turtles and dugongs... So no.
@9HCXTZW5mos5MO
Not exactly, but prevent whaling in Australian waters, and take a diplomatic approach to discourage whaling.
@98WZG7L1yr1Y
Yes, when it violates our own waters, and we should work diplomatically with other nations to find alternatives to current natural and living resource depletion
@98YDX2R1yr1Y
Yes, however, the "aggressiveness" shouldn't be taking military actions, or shooting the Japanese Whalers.
@934TWWM2yrs2Y
Support more humane methods and a cap on the number based on observed populations and limit impacts on breeding Cycles
@9326HZV2yrs2Y
Take an active stance specifically against commercial whaling. Traditional hunting practices are not equivalent to commercially hunting endangered species to near extinction
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